This year we are once again hosting an entire day of FREE activities for youth at Ontario’s premier golf course. Its breathtaking views of South Georgian Bay, dramatic landscape features and relaxed atmosphere have made it a favourite place for locals and visitors to experience the fun and freedom of being outdoors.
Participants can stroll through the breathtaking grounds and explore musical ‘stations’ equipped with ready-to-play instruments. These musical instruments are made of recycled materials such as wood, metal, rock, steel, plastic and are designed to be played ‘unplugged’ by both children and adults at their leisure.
Come and enjoy the serenity of nature and uncover your inner musician, inspired by the sounds of the wind, water and birds!
Here is a timeline for all of the youth & family events scheduled to take place at the Duntroon Highlands House.
Click on a row below for more details about each event. Check out the bottom of this page for details on how to RSVP.
An introduction to music, rhythm, listening and performing with instruments custom-made from recycled materials.
Start off the morning with music! Discover your rhythm and try-out a series of hand-made musical instruments designed by Eric Cadesky, founder of Canada’s amazing Glass Orchestra. Meet the mouse Allegro and the cat Adagio, who are passionate about music and sound, and would love to show you around in the world of music.
Your musical hosts include Lara Heaton, Marilyn Reid and Susan Connolly.
Recommended ages 3-8. Please sign up for only ONE morning group (Session I or II) using the RSVP form on the bottom of this page.
An introduction to music, rhythm, listening and performing with instruments custom-made from recycled materials.
Start off the morning with music! Discover your rhythm and try-out a series of hand-made musical instruments designed by Eric Cadesky, founder of Canada’s amazing Glass Orchestra. Meet the mouse Allegro and the cat Adagio, who are passionate about music and sound, and would love to show you around in the world of music.
Your musical hosts include Lara Heaton, Marilyn Reid and Susan Connolly.
Recommended ages 3-8. Please sign up for only ONE morning group (Session I or II) using the RSVP form on the bottom of this page.
Experience the exhilaration of rhythmic drumming guided by Bambalamb Kidd for 45 minutes, followed by an enlightening session with Aalpi Kimarluk, who will introduce the audience to the essence of Inuit drumming, using a drum hand-crafted by Elder Piita Irniq.
There is no need to bring a drum. Simply show up and enjoy!
ALL AGES WELCOME! Use the RSVP form at the bottom of this page to register.
L.E.A.D. (Listen, Empathize, Act, Drive) is a concept developed by Marilyn Field, the education visionary and founder of YouthLEADArts. The activities are designed to focus on one’s inner-awareness, while using the elevating power of music as a critical component of the environment.
Duntroon Highlands House
1352 Concession 10 N Nottawasaga Rd, Duntroon, ON L0M 1H0
Note: Use the “Sideroad 21 & 22” entrance just off of Concession 10 Road, not the main golf club entrance. Our volunteers will help direct you with parking.
Use the following RSVP forms below to register your child(ren) for any of the above-mentioned activities. Only register the correct number of participating youth. Parents should not be included in the RSVP, but are welcome to join in on the fun!
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2023
An introduction to music, rhythm, listening and performing with instruments custom-made of recycled materials. Ages: 3-8.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2023
An introduction to music, rhythm, listening and performing with instruments custom-made of recycled materials. Ages: 3-8.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2023
Alternating one hour with Bambalamb Kidd, and one hour with Aalpi Kimarluk who will introduce the audience to Inuit drumming, playing on a drum created by Elder Piita Irniq. No need to bring a drum.